[processor/resourcedetection] Use compute.osProfile.computerName instead of VM Name for setting host.name in Azure
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Description
This PR fixes the value being set for the
host.nameresource attribute in Azure environments using Virtual Machine Scale Sets (VMSS).Previously, the
compute.namefield was being used for bothhost.nameandazure.vm.name. While this value is equal for traditional Azure VMs, for VMSS, it seems more accurate to use the value ofcompute.osProfile.computerName.To address this, the processor now retrieves the
host.namevalue from the Instance Metadata Service (IMDS) fieldcompute.osProfile.computerName.Link to tracking issue
Fixes #43959
Testing
Updated tests accordingly.